The Current of a class

This past test was on Direct current of a circuit. Now If you think about it a class in doc!'s room is considered a complicated circuit, namely pd. 7. A complete circuit needs a power supply or a battery to give it energy. Going with the Classroom metaphor the power supply would be doc! and the energy would be physics. With every circuit there are the light bulbs that light up, people who get it,
and those that don't, stupid.

Now the light bulbs will have varying amounts of resistance, some will get it faster than others, and varying current since the ones in the back would usually have more resistance. Each row would be a series of bulb in parallel with the other rows. The back rows would receive more current because of its higher resistance, but everyone would receive the same amount of volts because we are all on the same wire (classroom). Some people would also act as capacitors where they will store all the information and then release it when the test comes, our class has a lot of capacitors because capacitors need to be recharged after each test.

Images protected for anonymity. This all makes sense if you think about it.